Through all this I think one needs to define what how they want to access
the camera:
- Simply get the images
- USB
- some sort of smart media
- Control the camera
- just to get images off of it
- manipulate settings and get pictures
- GUI or command line
Most cameras will do some of these, some will do all. So, to say a camera
works is a bit incomplete.
The gphoto site maintain a list of the cameras that work with the two
version of their library (gphoto and gphoto2). Too bad the nice gphoto GUI
only works with the original gphoto lib, which supports far fewer cameras.
The gphoto2 library is limited to a command line app. I have never gotten
gphoto2 to work in konqueror, which has a module for this.
On Tue, 12 Nov 2002
17:26:52-0800 Ken Moffat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Condon Thomas A KPWA wrote:
> >>How about those with digital usb cameras telling us which ones work
> >>easily in linux, and which do not? and which distro?
> >
> >
> > Running SuSE 8.0:
> >
> > Kodak DX3500 works great.
> >
> > Had trouble with a Fujifilm (don't remember the number).
>
> Bummer, just ordered a Fujifilm 3800. Hope it works. I'd hate to resort
> to windows.
>
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